54-40, The Watchmen & The Pursuit of Happiness

54•40

Over the course of 40+ years of performing and recording, 54•40 has not only made their mark on the Canadian music industry, but the entire cultural landscape. Led by chief songwriter Neil Osborne, 54•40 has carved out a legacy of gold and platinum albums and an outstanding reputation for their live performances that carries through to this day. With decades of hit songs such as “I Go Blind”, “Ocean Pearl”, and “One Gun”, 54•40 shows are extraordinary affairs that bridge gaps between generations through a shared love of music.

The Watchmen

Platinum selling and Juno nominated artist The Watchmen are a four-piece rock and roll band from Winnipeg, Manitoba made up of Daniel Greaves (vocals), Ken Tizzard (bass), Joey Serlin (guitar) and Sammy Kohn (drums).

With 30+ years under their belt, The Watchmen continue to sell out venues across Canada with energetic shows that are stacked with their hits, classic covers, and invariably a haunting a cappella performance by Greaves that captivates any audience.

The Pursuit of Happiness

The Pursuit of Happiness’s 1988 hit “I’m an Adult Now” propelled them into independent success that summer, with Juno nominations for Most Promising Group and Best Video. Their album “Love Junk”, produced by mega-producer Todd Rundgren, went platinum in both Canada and the United States. Today they still sell out venue after venue based on their reputation as being one of Canada’s best performing units.